Jannik Sinner Plans Late-December Return at Saudi Exhibition Ahead of Australian Open
The world No. 2 will use a late-December exhibition to prepare after missing time with a right knee injury.
- On Tuesday in Milan, world number two Jannik Sinner confirmed he will not rush his recovery from a knee injury, targeting a return to action at next year's Australian Open.
- The 25-year-old has not competed since winning his fifth Grand Slam title at Wimbledon in July, an injury-plagued season that saw Alexander Zverev overtake his ATP ranking last week.
- Sinner parted ways with coach Darren Cahill after four years, with Sweden's Magnus Norman joining his coaching set-up alongside Simone Vagnozzi to provide continuity.
- The Six Kings Slam exhibition event in Saudi Arabia, postponed until late December due to conflict in the Middle East, is where Sinner plans to test his return to competition.
- Sinner aims to continue playing for another 10 to 15 years, emphasizing that he is following medical protocols carefully to avoid further injury and ensure long-term career longevity.
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The champion does not play an official match from Wimbledon's final last July due to a knee injury, the blue should return to the field at the end of December at the Six Kings Slam in Saudi Arabia
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